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Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
4 GOLD REPEATER.

Another one of our efficient and faithful
police officers has had his services recognized
in the receipt Of one OF the most elegant
gold watches of all that have made our
trusty guardians glad. O. c. Daisy, on
behalf of his many friends, presented
officer Thomas Mcnamara with splendid
gold repeater yesterday. The case is beauti-
fully artistic and of the finest metal, ard
tie works are first class. On the inside case
is the inscription: Presented to Thomas
Mcnamara by his many friends, March Il,
1851
1t being st. FatIick's day gift the proud
officer wore il yesterday with green ribbon
for chain.
Officer McNamara is one of the best known
and withsl one OF the most competant and
efficient officers on the force. ard ii was a
just token of recognition On the part of his
friends, and we bope be may live long to en-
JOY his fine gift
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
EvANGELISTIC SERVICES.

Last night after singing and praying Mr..
Claggett called on Christians to testify for
Christ, and many awaited themselves Of the
announcements strongly condemned the as
sault made on the Salvation Army. Having
carefully investigated their work while IN
England he was prepared to say they we're
doing good work and reaching souls which
the, church could not reach. ''The
finely rendered by Mr.. Birch and was
received by the whole audience with marked
attention.
Mr. Claggett for reasons instead OF preach
ing on Excuses gave a sermon on Salvation.
The first thing a sinner has to do is to listen.
Hear and Your souls shall live. The way of
salvation is learned from the Scriptures.
Search the Scriptures. Receive with meek
ness the engratted word which is able to save
your souls. How holy God can forgive 6
sin against holy law is nowhere revealed
but in the Bible The way OF salvation is in
Christ. y Saviour which is Christ, the Lord.
It 10 in Christ cUly-neithsr is there salYa-
ton i'll any other way, for thsre is no
other name under heaven whereby we
must be saved" There never was worse
lie Matched in hell than that it makes nc DIFF
ference what e man believes SO long as ne is
sincere. A person WHO takes poison, sincere
" thinking it some healing remedy, dies II
Is in grace, hot in works. Not according
to our works but according to his own pur-
pose in grace he saved US" 1t is free gift
of unmerited favor 20 sinners. Not Of
works lest any man should boast" Man is
trying to be saved partly by grace and part
" by works God says, 1T is OF grace it is
no more of works, otherwise grace is no
grace Net even e part OF the price can We
pay "By the grace Of God / am what l
ann 1t is received by faith. by grace
are We saved through faith"
There is Only one kind OF faith. believing
is believing, accepting testimony as true.
We believe with the head when the head
alone is interested, the heart when the heart
alone is Interested The devils believe with
the head that Jesus is the son Of God, Chris
tians believe this with the heart 1t IL Christ
that saves, faith is the hand tia. taks hold
OF him.
AT the inquiry meeting number remain
ed, but none confessed Christ
This evening Brother Clagges. viii con
tinue the subjec. he begun last night.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
TROUBLE IN THE CAMP.

A young gentleman who has for some time
been engaged in a Wholesale house in the
city has been paying his respects to ayoung
lady clerking in retail establishment A
few evenings ago he accompanied her to the
opera, and it seems made seine remarks 10y
no means suited to tie occasion. The lady
informed her brother of that fact and the
next day he visited the gent with blood in
his eye But few words were passed when a
contest ensued. The racket attracted some
gentlemen in a neighboring room, who
rushed to the scene, and the beligerent par
ties were separated.
This, it is thought, will not end the affair.
The brother yesterday sent challenge for a
duel to his opponent. Whether it was an
swered or not could not be learned last
night. 1t is feared, however, that it will be
accepted. Both of the gentlemen are warm
blooded and not afraid of opponents. II
they decide to settle the affair in that way,
it is believed that none Of their friends can
succeed in dissuading them from such &C
tion
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
HALL DEDICATION.

The halt of Wichita Lodge No. 4, Sons of
Herman, was dedicated last night. The
grand officers were represented by Messrs.
John Hoenscheidt, j. Bittman and W.
Myers. The regular lodge meeting ended
near o'clock, after which was the public
dedication of the hall. Dancing to the beau
tiful strains of Shaw's orchestra was the
e, st on the program and lasted until near II
o'clock. At that time the ladies spread an
elegant banquet. 1t was discussed thoroughly
and was one Of the happy events of the
evening
Since the hall has been secured by the
lodge it has been thoroughly repaired. The
ceiling has been frescoed, the walls papered
and finished with appropriate edg.ng. Two
lambrekins, emblematic Of the order, hang
over the chairs of the officers. The walls are
nicely decorated with pictures A $500 piano
having a maple wood case, has been secured
for the use of the lodge. The hall in every
particular is one of the finest used by any
secret order in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
DISTINGUISHED LECTURER.

A number of intimate friends in the city
of the Rev. William Porteous, pastor OF the
Calvary Presbyterian church at st. LOUIS,
have extended him an invitation to favor
the city with one of his famous lectures. In
a letter received from him few days ago
he accepted the invitation and viii deliver
his most famous lecture, yellowstone Park,
or Glimpse of the Geysersn The First
Presbyterian church has been engaged for
the 5th Of next month The proceeds OF ths
lecture will be 5ev osed TO some benevolent
cause, as yet to be decided upon by the Kew
]. D. Hewitt.
DR. Porteous is wide and favorably known
in the literary world, both as writer and
lecturer. He has long been one OF the lead
ing contributors to the Evangelist, and the
rare merit of his articles can be arrested by
hls many readers. By his lectures he has
won national reputation. He has been lis
tened TO by the most appreciative audiences IN
the large cities in the United States. He has
Travelled extensively, having been to Europe
Gig ht times visiting all the large cities in
that continent This, together vita his
scholarly attainments and extensive reading
has given him a fund of information from
which to draw his famous lectures.
The lecture which he has SO kindly prom
ised to favor this city with was delivered
in his city and received quite q favorable
criticism from the press. The Republican
said it was the most vivid picture ever
painted in language before ST. Louis audi
ence. Dr. Nichols, noted divine, says it is
superior in every feature. DR.. Martin,
pastor Of the First Presbyterian church OF
that CITY, passes a similar criticism. All
the eminent thinkers who have heard the
lecture are quite liberal in their words OF
praise. Judging from the criticisms extant
on the lecture and lecturer the city is booked
for rare treat.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
AN OF TRACE.
To the Editor OF the Eagle.

To the Editor OF the Eagle.
My attention was called yesterday to an
imposition, amounting to almost al outrage,
which a colored drayman pcrpetrated on
Mr.. F. d. Paul, assistant engineer of the
Union Pacific railroad, who came here to
locate his line in this city. The drayman
charged him 81 for hauling his stuff down
town, and he had the same stuff hauled as
far at other points for p cents The engi-
neer offered to pay 81, but the drayman,
seeing he bad him, refused to do the job for
less than 81.
This characterize as al outrage Of which
our city council should take cognizance. Any
drsyman capable of such an act should be
stripped of his license sni not allowed to
hani any more freight III this city. The city
can't stand TO he hraIdedas swindling
community. j. r. STONE.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
THE COUNTS.
POLICE COURT.


Jack O'Brien and II. Binkley were escorted
over from the west side By Officer Hambrow
and introduced to his honor as two DRINKS.
Binkley paid his fine and O'Brien went to the
cooler.
Mrs. Holly, keeper of the notorious resort
corner of Fifth and William, turned In her
fine through Officer Marlatte. One Of the
inmates, Cora James, sent by the same means
part of her fine; aud g. Often, violator Of
the license ordinance, passed over S2s.
JUSTICE COURT.
At Justice Barrett's there was the usual
amount of civil business.
Five John Does We're brought into Walkers
court and given the ordinary dose.
In McKinstry va. Dunbar & Miller judg-
ment was returned in favor of the plaintiff /;
the case. however, win be appealed by the
defendants; several other civil cases were
disposed of.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

Last night st. Patrick's day was celebrat
ed very pleasantly at the school house at the
corner Of Fourth and Second. Major Graf
tan acted ~ presiding officer and the music
was furnished by st. Joseph's band.
Mrs Lease made very telling and patri
otto speech. She was listened to with in
teresi and her remarks well received by hel
auditors.
A duet was sung by Miss Mead, Mrs Lynn
and Miss Lis-inger; some very good voca
music was also furnished by Messrs Shields
and Fahey.
At the conclusion an elegant spread was
served and most heartily enjoyed by al
present. Over this Father Casey presided
with that cordially, hospitality and good
humor for which be is justly famed.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR.

In response to the earnest solicitation OF large
nounce myself a non partisan, citizens candidate
for mayor. j. r. AiA-f-s.
In Response to the numerous requests made to me
nv nv friends among business men OF this city
respectully ann our &c my self partisan peo-
ples candidate mayor assuring all that II elected
Twill devote myself 10 the best Interests OF ire CITY
Thereby announce mvseif a. peoples candidate for
,payor oi The civ of Wichita. This action Is In re-
sponse to request Of many citizens OF city.
c. L. MARTIg.
Contrary to the advise Of some OF my personal
Fri, pds and In accordance With the request of a
goodly number / announce myself as candidate
Tor mayor OF the gre ct ard hGonrg city OF wichita
aud viii saw tha: should be ,lected l will try and
do my 6uties without fear favor and do ali can
TO keep up with the spirit OF the times.
b. b. EGGLESIoN.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
CKAYON PICTURE.

Miss Z. NJ. Booth, crayon artist, at 412
North Lawrence avenue, has completed a
crayon picture of Mr.. E E. Smith, who died
last December 1t was drawn from a photo
window Of the room formerly occupied by
the Famous. 1t was examined by quite a
number yesterday and all pronounced it of
superior merit. Miss Doth located in this
city some weeks ago. Her former home was
in ST. Joseph.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
SERIOUSLY Hurt.

Yesterday near noon Mr.. Wonple fell Of
house on North Nam Immediately after
falling it was seen that he was seriously
hurt, and his friends took him TO his resi-
dence. physician was called and it was
fonrd that two ribs were broken and lie was
otherwise injured. 1t is feared that he viii
not recover.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Shearrnan's addition. five blocks south
from the Garfield university. All the iot-
IN the Ssearr,eais addition are good and
cheap. Enquire of agents
Seanan'~ a1di,sop-Loss for sole s,y 6ard-
n..r Bros & Co, Ia North Main street
For choice lots in Sh-arrnacs afdfiS1 SO
f.. Fl Blunt ii9 North Main street diossi'
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Mr.. Abe Steinberger, editor of the Osxego
Daily Bee, and one of the oldest newspaper
men of southern Kansas. accompanied py g.
z. po~eli. OF Parsons, both friends of Robt
Deu,rning. made US call yesterday. Stein
berger said he came over To take an account
of the new houses being erected in this city
b,,. h.. had to give over the job rs beirg too
big. Mr.. Powell said rs came prejudicsd
sgains. the place aud prepared 70 criticize
bn, that no man could SEE the city and its
s,,rrou,,;ipes aud iali to believe.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
CONTRACT LET.

The contract for building Mr. j. O David
sons residence was let yesterday to Mr.. j.
V. Majors, of st. Louis. The re-idence will
cost near $4,000, and promises to be one of
the most elegant in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Residents and visitors now in the city from
Button, Indiana, were counting noses today
and found the number to be fifty-fve. with
twenty lone family names represented. What
,swn can beat itl Until further returns are
in, showing the contrary, Button will claim
the banner.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
EnR CnIrNcItMEN.

G. C CbIyingtnn wishes TO announce hirseif as
candidate for re election councilman from Fifth
ward.
To the Editor of the Daily Eagie
Please announce me q cs nddate for reelection 20
the council from tie Fourth ward for the long term
F. Il. STONE.
To the Editor Daily Eagle.
Please Announce me s candidate for councilman
In the Fourth Ward b. D. GARRISON.
hereby ANNOUNCE myself for council from Sec
osd ward lapl term J. c. RICHEY.
hereby announce myself peoples candidate for
councilman from the Second ward
4. T. BUcKEETDGE.
In response to the earnest request OF large num-
her Of the residents trety announce myself as a
candidate for council from the First ward:
A. ENGLISH.
Please announce me as candidate for councilman,
Third ward. CHAs. HofF.
To thu Editor Daily Eagle:
Cnde rstand,ng IL takes 20 fill the alternate race
from econd waid hereby announce myself as
candidate and hope my name Is Eli. LEE TAYLOR.
To The EDITOR Daily Eagle:
Y,u are authorized To announce DIR. A. NJ. Dur9Gt
as o candidate for counciiInaS from the FIRST ward.
I hereby announce myself as q candidate FOR coun-
Gilman from the Second ward III yor think can
~ bill for IL not vote for the o' her fell
low THOMAS JEWELL
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

The EAGLE announced yesterday that the
street car company had resolved to go back
to single horses The EAGLE goes on record
anything as street car motor except a cable
The best and toughest of horses worked
singly will play out. Besides, bob-tail
horse cars on principal streets are poor adj
vertSements
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
MASS MEETING.

There viii be q niass meeting Of the Union
Labor party tonight in Friends hall, HACKER
s. I'm block Col Croker Is expected
to address the meeting The ladies u Vich-
i:a are especially invited to be present
T. L. DIxcx, Dist Chm
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

E. A. Hawkins, late traffic chief at Indian
apoli Ind. arrived in the city Tuesday and
has accepted the position of night chief with
the Western Union at this city. Mrs. Frank
Moon has also accepted position with the
Western Union, taking charge of the deliv-
cry department
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

The hall of the Wichita lodge No. 4, Sons
Of Herman, was dedicated last night. The
regular lodge meeting lasted until near 8
OF lock when the public dedication of the hall
commenced, Dancing was the programme
until near Ii o'clock The music was iur-
nished by Shaws orchestra.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Messrs. ". D. Shy and Leonard Wells, of
Pontiac, left on return trip yesterday. They
are both capitalists and have spent some
weeks in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
AMjSEM ENTS.
CRAWFORDS.

Shamus o Brien was presented last even
ing. Though the audience was not as large
as it might have bean, the entire cast sus-
tsined their parts as well as if to an enthus-
iastic crowded house Chas Eria Werner in
the title role, introducing songs and dances,
caught the eyes and hearts of the sons of the
Emerald isle, no l-ss than did be those OF
their American brothers. The performance
was deserving Of larger audience.
The next attraction will be Nancy g. Co. i,
by Arthur Rehan's Company; of this the
Detroit Free-Press says:
Nancy q Co, the greatest suersss o.
Augllstiu DAYS. 8s. season, VIII be We'll pro
duced by Arthur Rehan's Company. They
Will transport the scenery entire and ali The
brio a -bFac and furniture for the second acr,
winch is supposed t. take place III the Wind
scr hotel. New York.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

To ss--ure the chance of . life time. by par-
chasing a sesirn.se home. well and coaven-
iently gocafed white 4 can Is lad al nrSs
bas.eas ard tnsf Ton at reffaAr ably fos pssc><
Bc-,.isr gs,lleya sd, frs sale cf sots 70 coss-
mac. Taar.day, March 18th Hes,igsarters
At one DVniug. Lvpch & Co. dioeJ
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Yesterday afternoon some very interesting
and instructive experiments were shown to
the natural philosophy class and other stu
dents of the high school. A part of the apa-
ratus was furnished by DR.. E. Y. Munsell
and manufactured by Jesse Stone, both of
which gentlemen have the thanks of both
students and teachers.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

A man TO take control of new method 81
cleaning Garnet, ct residences in Wichita.
Address.
dI0l-Jt* DRY GARRETT CLEANING Co.
Pittsburg Pa.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Rose & Mueller received yesterday from
Chicago quite large variety OF flowers.
They are being removed to their hot house at
42l North Water street.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs L. Hays gave progressive
euchre party Wednesday night. The first
prize was carried off by Mrs NJ. w. Levy,
the BOBBY prize by Mr.. NJ Jacks.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Eight lots, East University addition, 81 to
"A, blk G, 81 $50; 81. loo cash, $40 April 10,
$425 January "a
LEWIS INVESTMENT COMPANY,
1903 2t+ 23U North Main, Room g.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

T. H. Huffman, one of Peabody's promi
nent gentlemen, paid the EAGLE very
pleasant call yesterday. Mr.. II. says Pea
body is having quite boom.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Mr.. Clarence Ke,singer has. retired fr'on1
the firm Of Cu!lop- Shaw g. kee>'nger, ana
w,I, a, WIchiIs, Kansas, for ~i1icn
49, b.. q II, leave on the 2sBd Clarence Is
q promising ia ~ycr, an eloquent speaker. .
-. -r.,dss,t. exemplary in his EaIits and
sociaIly popular Ii rs sherefore easy 20 be
I;are .h.s bs VIII rise rapidly in that rushing
,o.n Il, winch hs is about 20 cast MS io.
We r.gret his going but IEs,st thst he VII
Meet with q ssisszess Soa' OF cls tAAeuss--
yinc.un<s Ind Meas
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
Mas. B. II. CAMPS ELL.

Special meeting OF Wichita Chapter OF
Royal Arch Masons this evening a. 30
O'Clock, for work in the Post and III. E.
d. A MITCHELL H p
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

The women OF Wichita viii hold a cisizs.r g
meeting orce each week for the present 70
become familiar .itn their ne~ onfies
More than one niIr,iresi OF our best women
have already registered. sSrs
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Mr. S T. Smith of New York city arrived
yesterday end will for few days visit his
brother, Mr. H. Smith.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Notice to real estate agents: Our property
ON College Bill is sold.
1925 BROWNING & KING.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Invest az oncs- IA Aeads Center. Kan. the
prospective railroad eens<r 81 the soash~s<t-
Rock Is.Ani. Santa Pc and Assscus1 Ps-snc-
Cal. or easirsss Greines & Acsjus.n. 4ea1se
C~n..~ Esn figIcss
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
For sale.

lots, corner, in Lincoln st add, So 400.
lots, south fronts. in Glendale add s 500.
8 lots in Arlrn Il Smiths add, 81, 200.
1913, Ha' fields add, 81. 500.
dlU3-2l* LEWIS INVESTMENT Go.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
Bargain IN n House.

For sale-New room, story house with
cellar, 100 It of ground Oh n corner IN Carey
Park Will give imme,iIate pos,aS,io
Price 81. % L. C. COLE 4 Co,
lUS4t $40 Douglas ave.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Kellogg, Alexander Il hurry is the name
of u new real estate firm just started. Note
advertisement in another column.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The workers and those interested in the
approaching Paper carnival, to be given by
the Woman's Guild, will meet this afternooa
at the rectory, 233 North Lawrence avenue,
at p. m. sharp.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Robt. Spurgin purchased yesterday from
Senator Kelly, fer an eastern investor. a
block of forty lots Immediately south of
fairfield addition.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
MUSEUM.

The facial expression in Mr.. Sandiland's
living statues is causing no little comment as
it appears this artist gets tie correct ex-
preston without the aid of q mask. which Is
often employed The Hidden Hand" was
made very Interesting performance and
will 90 much better later On Mr.. Mcintosh
is So anxious TO launch new plays that ha
scarcely allows MS performers sufficient time
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
Main street

DR.. Welch, men Der OF the state board Of
health, as will be sea, endorses the EAGLES
,dgement touching the necessity OF clo-ing
% public schools. Another prominent
p.ysician of Ike city said yesterday that the
EAGLE was undoubtedly correct
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
ron Jus1r-rcr TIE rrAcE.

Announce me as a candidate for the Office of JUS
tice of the peace OF the city of ichita
5. L. BARRETT.
W. T. Walker VIII be a candidate for reelection 20
the Office OF Justice Of the peace.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Mr.. Samuel Houck, who has been confined
TO his room for several weeks with the cry
sipelas, is out again.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Miss Theresa Fitting Of Fort Sroot, is in
the city guest of her brother Mr.. G. W. Eff
ting of Luttrell Bros.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Best lots in town. within two blocks OF the
new coil-ge Terms easy at Meyer, DuDkin
~ Spesr';, li9 West Douglas ave %'-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
Still They Come.

Stafford & Stancer's new add will be put
on the market this morning. March II.
This aid consists Of 400 loJs, JOINS the Bap-
list college site on the east The lois in this
aid will be started at very low figures. First
come first served.
STANCER. CLEGG & Co,
lG,-it PA Douglas ave.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

There is bu. two days left in which to reg
lister. Now, don't forget this Our registra-
lion is simply ridiculously small.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Co. Copeland's lecture will be the intel
kctual event Of the season. Tickets for
sale a, Granger & Dunbar's grocery go n.
Main stx,eet
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Harry Eicbhoitz came home this morning
from the State university at Lawrence TO
visit his mother, who is seriously i'll.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Mr.. II. 3. Smith, who repre- sents the Fort
Sect marble works, called yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

. Clothiers Cole & Jones had n fifty foot
sign put in place yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

The Fisher Sisters gave tie first meal al
the fremont house yesterday. The house
has been repaired and furnished nicely.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Mr.. McLain, a representative of 81. Louis,
spent yesterday in the city and called.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Talk about Snaps: cal at ~ Ns-ss Doug las
and ~: a trade have a farm N Crssfa-
wood es,sr,stY kan, that ! viii trafts for c.ty
property. Gail az once. sS
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
Wanted.

If you want nursery stock call on Benson
Bros on Water st, south OF the postotfics,
Han
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

The Hon L ID. TEACHER yesterday bought
real estate in the city amounting TO 5000.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Mrs. MeaSher has returned from Puget
Sound. She left all the folks well and
harry
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

The Fri co roAt viii run an excursaon TO
=, Smith starting next sunday. The tick
cts will be good un.a the last Of tass month
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Appiss one dollar per bushel ct Steinbans-
r. Merkle supply &c 1921
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
FOR CONSTABLE
To the Voters Of Wichita City.

hereby announce n,y.en ms n candidate for re-
cie,ta 10 u nice cit, Constable. IL elected
shall lie the tool Of any party Clique clan but
an officer for the Nloic people - tie city.
Respectfully.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Please announce that en- on iEdep, ndent c. ndl-
date for the Office OF cons ahle ;. kERBER.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Queensy7are at cost, c. H. Hunters. 971ot"
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Queensware at cost, c. H Hunters. 81
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

Qucsnsware at cost, C. H. Hunters. 97-lot
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18
special Notice.

oueanswarc at cost, c. H. Hunters. g7-lo'
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-18

PARLOR STAGE.
SANDrLANDS AND RUTHDEN-Sketch artists anu
statue imJ eTsonaiors. Lincoln. Naomi rurns,
Enimct DiaLa, lafa, cite, Lee, Grant, i-iDer'!'
Washington.
PROP SANDERSON-With his only character Ma